A solitary, emotionally detached man forms a close friendship with a married woman that ends when she hints at deeper feelings, exploring loneliness and repression.
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A solitary, emotionally detached man forms a close friendship with a married woman that ends when she hints at deeper feelings, exploring loneliness and repression.
Deux des quinze nouvelles qui composent "Dubliners". La rédaction de ce recueil a comme point de départ une commande, que lui passe un curieux homme de lettres de Dublin, George Russel. Joyce accepte et dès le début envisage dix nouvelles; mais seules les trois premières seront acceptées. Cet échec relatif transformera l'affaire en aventure
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Emotional connection develops then ends over hints of romantic and sexual interest; no explicit scenes.
Off-page train accident death referenced in newspaper report.
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Protagonist portrayed as rejecting a priestly vocation; references to faith and morality.
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Commentary on social and sexual repression in early 20th-century Dublin.
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Themes of emotional isolation, regret, and thwarted connection.
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